Offline multi-language call graph generator in Rust — point at any folder, get a graph.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Teach cgg about a framework it does not recognise, so framework-invoked handlers stop showing up as unreferenced in --dead-code. Trigger when a cgg dead-code report flags route handlers, job tasks, lifecycle hooks, event listeners, actor message handlers, or ML forward/step methods that are obviously invoked by a…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Install the cgg call-graph CLI on the user's machine. Trigger when the user says "install cgg", "set up cgg", "I don't have cgg", "how do I get cgg", or when another skill (like the cgg skill) reports cgg is not on PATH and the user wants it installed. Handles bootstrapping Rust via rustup if missing, the C toolchain…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use the cgg call-graph CLI to map function-level call relationships across a codebase and pull the result (as mermaid) into the working context. Trigger when the user asks "what calls X?", "what does X depend on?", "what would break if I change this?", needs to understand an unfamiliar module before editing it, scopes…
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